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Hi every one,

I am confused. I have been programming in C for a couple of years now.
Now I wanna move on to C++. I have used  Turbo C (and MSC. But I really
liked Turbo C.)

What, I want is that the compiler to allow me write windows applications as
well as normal C/C++ codes for MS-DOS as well. I was initially going to
buy Borlnad C++ with Application Frameworks. The reasn was that I
thought that was the only one that would allow me to write windows
applications (plus it costs more so I thought it must be the the
complete package). I have just been tald that Turbo C++ for Windows also 
dose that.

Could some kind soul tell me what the Application Frameworks is and
what should I get; Bourland C++, Borland C++ with Application Frameworks,
Turbo C++, or Turbo C++ for windows.

I have also heard Borland will provide patches for its compilers to
support Windows NT, has anyone heard of this.

I Thank you for you help in advance.

PS. prices of the compile dosen't wory me, I an get the educational
prices.

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Tooraj Enayati     Melbourne     Australia     tooraj@daneel.rdt.monash.edu.au
Monash University       Robotic and Digital Technology       (Graduate/Alumni)
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